When Lakeland went through its renovation, we were excited to add an actor’s studio to our campus. This intimate theater space creates a “cocoon” for actors and audience members to experience theater in a way that is different from the traditional proscenium setting.

Graduations are over and college towns are quieter. But in Chapel Hill faculty and some allies are deeply worried. They fear the loss of faculty control of curriculum.

Summer is right around the corner! Yahoo!

It is still Fort Bragg.

In Washington, Republican lawmakers are insisting that any deal with the Biden administration to raise the federal debt ceiling be accompanied by stricter work requirements for such programs as cash welfare, nutrition assistance, and Medicaid. In Raleigh, Republican state senators tried to m…

Editor’s note: This column is part of a series imparting the history of many of the key figures responsible for taking the steps toward independence from England and the birth of our nation. As we approach the semiquincentennial (250th) anniversary, which will be celebrated nationwide from 2…

In the book of Ecclesiastes the Bible says that there is a time for everything in our lives including a time for death.

RALEIGH — If you’ve engaged in political activity or debate for longer than, say, a week, chances are someone thinks you’re an extremist. If your activity occurs or draws attention on social media, chances are someone has called you an extremist.

Conversations come in many forms, from friendly to professional, low-risk to high-stakes, and relaxed to tense.

Every year I buy the new edition of the World Almanac and Book of Facts. I like to check to see what the book is telling the rest of the world about North Carolina.